SW Four vs Polk Audio PSW-505
The PSW-505's low-frequency extension is 23 Hz against the SW Four's 20 Hz and its high-frequency extension 160 Hz against 250 Hz. Both share woofer (12") and drivers (1).
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The AudioSource SW Four is a powered subwoofer featuring a 12-inch woofer with a 4 ohm impedance and a 200 watt amplifier. It has a vented box design with two ports on the bottom for enhanced bass output. The subwoofer offers a frequency response range of approximately 20 to 250 Hz and a signal-to-noise ratio greater than 90 dB. It was originally The SW Four is known for its ability to produce strong, deep bass suitable for home theater and music applications. It includes a built-in active stereo crossover and high intensity video shielding to reduce interference. The unit weighs about 39 lbs and is designed for down-firing bass output. Although it is no longer supported by AudioSource and parts are unavailable, it remains a robust subwoofer for shaking rooms with powerful bass.
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